Course Requirements
Eligible Universities (Universities participating in SEKATEN-UX)
U.S.A.
IUP: Indiana University of Pennsylvania
TESC: The Evergreen State College
Korea
SCNU: Sunchon National University
Taiwan
DYU: Da-yeh University
TUT: Tainan University of Technology
NCYU: National Chia-yi University
Miyazaki, Japan
UOM: University of Miyazaki
MKU: Minami Kyushu University
MIU: Miyazaki International University
MGJC: Miyazaki Gakuen Junior Collage
※ Other universities may join at the lecturers’ request.
(1) Course style
Hybrid (online, on-demand)
(2) Credits
Credits from your university
(3) Class hours
Total 30 hours (15 classes of 90 min. and equivalent to 7.5 hours for assignments such as reports and presentations)
(4) Target
All regular students in participating universities
(5) Language in class
English (mainly)
Japanese, Korean, and Chinese (Automatic Translation: only in the lecture hour to support understanding the contents)
Evaluation Method
Eligibility Criteria for grading
Must meet all of the following requirements
(1) Attendance Requirements: Must meet both ① and ② below
① Synchronous sessions (ZOOM): 50% or higher
② Synchronous (ZOOM) + asynchronous (OnDemand)*: 80% or higher
* Lecture videos viewed as make-up for missed sessions
(2) Assignments
Reflection sheets: Must have submitted 80% or more
Reports and projects: Must have submitted all
Evaluation Method
Evaluate assignments based on the following criteria.
(1) Problem-finding ability
Can understand specific issues related to climate change’s impact on the natural environment, food production, health, etc., from their own perspective.
(2) Cross-cultural understanding ability
Can understand climate change and environmental issues in different countries and regions while considering the background of those areas.
(3) Problem-solving ability
Can consider approaches to address climate change and environmental challenges.
(4) Cross-cultural cooperation ability
Can collaborate with people from diverse backgrounds to think about and work on solutions for global challenges like GX.
(5) Problem-posing ability
Can organize and convey their own thoughts on climate change, environmental issues, GX challenges, and their solutions.
Grading Criteria:
Grading will be evaluated comprehensively by the following three methods.
① Class participation attitude 20%
② Reflection sheets for each lecture 30%
③ Assignments 50%
Grades and Scores:
S: Excellent 90 points or higher
A: Good 80–89 points
B: Fair 70–79 points
C: Pass 60–69 points
D or F: Fail 60 or below
Special Notes
Credits
(1) Implementing Faculty, University of Miyazaki: Evaluate students according to the criteria.
(2) Grades will be sent from the University of Miyazaki to each university.